CMS block

The plugin registers a Shopping Experiences (CMS) block called Estimated Delivery. Drop it anywhere on a CMS page to render the widget without touching the per-page placement options on the plugin’s configuration tabs.

Where to find it

1. Open Content → Shopping Experiences.
2. Open or create a CMS page.
3. Click Add section / block.
4. In the block picker switch to the Commerce category — you’ll find Estimated Delivery there.
5. Drag it onto the layout.

What the block contains

The CMS block has a single content slot — the widget itself. The slot uses the configuration from the Widget tab (look-and-feel) and the Settings tab (date math), so the widget inside a CMS page looks and behaves like the same widget on the product detail page.

Inherit from product

When the block is dropped onto a product detail layout (Shopware lets you use Shopping Experiences as the product detail template), you can enable the Inherit from product option in the block’s config:

If the plugin appears on the product details page and this option is active, any settings not specified here will first be inherited from the individual product settings (if any) or related Dynamic Product Groups (if the option to inherit from them is active) and then from the general settings of the active sales channel.

In practice:

• Off — the block always uses the sales-channel-level configuration.
• On — the block first looks at the product’s own configuration, then at any Dynamic Product Group the product belongs to (if Inherit from Dynamic Product Groups is on), and finally falls back to the sales-channel default.

This is what lets you have one global “Cart” CMS layout that automatically shows a different shipping window for clearance products vs. regular products.

Combining with the per-page settings

The CMS block is independent of the Product Page / Cart / Checkout / Register placement options. If you want the widget only inside a CMS layout (e.g. a custom landing page) and nowhere else, set every placement drop-down to Disabled and use only the CMS block.

If you want both — say, the widget under the buy button and a separate version on a landing page — keep the placement enabled and drop the CMS block where you need the additional copy. The two render with the same Widget styling but compute the same dates, so they stay in sync.

Block category

The block is registered under the Commerce category. The block label and preview thumbnail follow Shopware’s standard sw-cms.blocks.* snippet conventions, so they translate with Shopware’s own language packs.